Windows server group editor

·	Click one of the user definable xD-buttons for Windows to enumerate all accounts from the server.

·	Right-click in the grid and select "Get all groups from current server".

Table layout

·	The uppermost fixed dark gray row contains labels and group names, one column for each group on the server. After each group name, two letters in angle brackets indicate group type:

Abbreviation Group type [DG] Distribution Global [DL] Distribution Local [DU] Distribution Universal [G] Security Global [L] Security Local

Groups are displayed by type in the order shown in the above table. Within each group type groups are sorted alphabetically.

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The second fixed dark gray row contains statistics. The third column shows maximum number of groups that any account is a member of - "51" in the above picture means that there actually is one account that is member of 51 groups. The rest of the columns on this row shows, under each group name, number of group members in each group - the group "distglobal" has 31 members.

·	Each light gray/white row in the table represents one user account and contains the following information:

Column Content 1 Container path to the accounts 2 Account names (CN) 3 Number of groups that each account is member of 4-xx Groups that each account is member of - in each group column - a group name if the account is member of a group and nothing if the account is not member of a group The primary group for each account is indicated with "[P]" after the group name in the table - in the above picture "Domain Users" is primary group for all visible accounts.

Accounts are shown alphabetically by OU. Within each OU accounts are sorted alphabetically.

Filtering and sorting

·	Click the "Container" heading to sort by container.

·	Click the "CN" heading to sort by account name.

·	Click the "number of groups" heading to sort by number of groups.

·	Reverse the sort order by clicking any heading again.

·	Click on any group name in the column heading to filter accounts by group membership.

·	Click on any account name to filter groups by account member.

·	Notice how the status bar below the table reflects what is filtered.

·	Reset the filter by clicking again.

Edit group membership

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In the column that group membership is to be edited for, use the mouse to select one or many cells in the grid and then right-click for a popup-menu. Notice that even though it is possible to select more than one column it is not possible to edit membership for more than one group at a time, it is always only the leftmost group in the selection that will be modified.

·	Depending on what is selected, one or more of the below choices will be displayed:

Menu Description Add Add selected accounts to the group. If both non-members and members are selected, the non-members are added and the members ignored. Remove Remove selected accounts from the group. If both members and non-members are selected the members are removed and the non-members ignored. It is not possible to remove accounts from the primary group, another group must be set as primary group first. Set primary Set primary group for selected accounts, indicated with "[P]". Accounts that already have the selected group as primary group will be ignored. Only global security groups "[G]" can be set at primary group.

·	All changes must be confirmed before modifications take place.